The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-05

Merell over Sunday.
G. E. Mabon, OF Pekin, N. Y, is
visiting ]. F. Mabin.
Chas. Lawrence was in Oakley on
business Wednesday.
Fred Osburn has gone to Rochester
for three weeks visit
c. H. Gould and wife returned to
Chicago, Tuesday evening.
The brick work on Sharpstene's
building is nearly finished.
The Famous has just received a
. fine lot of china dinner sets.
Fred S. Retain will occupy the M.
f. pulpit next Sunday morning.
Carpeting. Immense fall stock
just received at d. nj. Christians.
Rev. Bush, of Perry, will occupy
The Congregational pulpit Sunday
morning
Miss Addle Srrague, Of Detroit, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Maude
Baldwin.
The Corunna kid ball club contin-
ues to beat everything that comes in
their way.
Miss Carrie Quivey, of Parma,
Jackson county, is visiting at j. f..
Mabin S in this city.
Geo. E. Thompson will preach in
the Congregational church, Perry,
next Sunday morning.
Frank House and wife extend their
heartfelt thanks to kind friends for
help in their recent affliction.
Mrs. G. H. Kelsey, c. S. Williams
and daughter, and Miss Nettie Nc
Pherson. of Detroit are at Mackinaw.
= THE TINES has been designated by
the Auditor General to publish the
tax list for Shiawassee county this
year.
Messers Aaron and Lutte Sprinkle
have purchased the fruit and confec
tionery stock of. Camilla on Main
street.
w. E. Mckenzie and wife returned
Monday evening from Findley, Ohio,
where he and his wife have been
visiting.
Miss Blanche Mahaney is in Pom
tiac visiting Miss Blanche Earl. She
will camp with friends at Silver Lake
until Sept. Ist.
Rev. Wilson and family, Albert
Todd and family, Grace Taylor and
sister, left Tuesday for Topinabee.
for months stay.
AID. Sutton has sold two lots off
his premises on Elizabeth street TO
Lewis Goodale, of Henderson. Lew
is getting material together to build
house. Price for the two lots S7oo.
Rube Weidman and Chas. Pate, of
West Haven, were tried before JUS
tice Gale at Corunna on Tuesday on
charge of killing fish with dynamite,
and acquitted.
Chas. Baker, of Detroit, is clerking
at the drug store of Parkill & Son.
Mr.. 3. is a graduate of the Michigan
Agricultural college and of the phar-
macy department Of the Michigan
University.
$1,000 drug store for sale. Corner
store on main avenue. Established
cash trade. A splendid opportunity
for young man. For particulars
address c., care Savage & Farnum,
Detroit, Mich.
VIM. Languerwisch has sold his
milk route 10 Gilbert OsburE, and will
take a short rest. For over two years
s.Will has served his customers faith.
fully and we are glad to say has pros
pered IN the business. Mr.. O. will
continue the business
For several years past Chas. Stone
has had charge of the finishing de-
partment at Woodward Bros. furni.
ture factory, employing a number Of
men. all OF whom have been fast
I friends of Charles. On Monday he
severed his connection with the firm,
and was presented by the employees
with fine gold headed cane. Chas.
will 60 to Cheboygan to play ball with
the home club.
OrsamuI c., only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank House, died quite sud-
denly last Friday morning, aged I
year, months and 10 days. The
little one had been sickly for some
time and had suffered considerably
with spinal trouble. Our sympathy
Is with the family, who feel the loss
keenly. Funeral services were con.
Quoted Sunday by Rev. STARTS.